With Humphrey Carpenter , including Howells Te Deum (Collegium Regale) Choir of King's College, Cambridge, director Stephen Cleobury , Peter Barley (organ)
7.00 Stanford Irish Rhapsody No 4 (The Fisherman of Lough Neagh and What He Saw)
Ulster Orchestra, conductor Vernon Handley
7.30 Bach Cantata No 69a: Lobe den Herrn, Meine Seele
Wilhelm Wiedl (boy soprano),
Paul Esswood (countertenor), Kurt Equiluz (tenor), Ruud van der Meer (bass), Tolz Boys ' Choir,
Vienna Concentus Musicus, director Nikolaus Harnoncourt
8.40 Janacek, arr Talich Suite: The Cunning Little Vixen
Czech Philharmonic/Jiri Belohlavek

The celebrated young Russian pianist talks to Joan Bakewell.
(Revised repeat)

Play to Win. Chris de Souza enters the corporate arena with John McLaren and finds out what the money men can teach musicians.
Alwynne Pritchard talks about the perils and pleasures of being a working composer. Andrew Clements casts a critic's eye over the Proms season.

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Edinburgh International Festival 98 Lisa Milne (soprano), Bryn Terfel (baritone),
Malcolm Martineau (piano)
Wolf Der Sanger ; Spottlied aus
Wilhelm Meister ; Harfenspieler 1-3; Alte Weisen ; Abendbilder;
Cophtisches Lieder 1-2; Dank des Paria; Der Rattenfanger; Epiphanias

Berlioz's Requiem, performed earlier this month in the Usher Hall as the opening concert of this year's
Edinburgh International Festival.
Introduced by Geoffrey Baskerville. Berlioz Grande Messe des Morts
Gregory Turay (tenor),
Edinburgh Festival Chorus,
Royal Scottish National Orchestra, conductor Donald Runnicles

Cheryl Taylor , BBC Radio 2 Choirgirl of the Year, introduces recordings made by celebrated soprano
Kiri Te Kanawa of music by Handel, Schubert and Mozart.
Producer Mark Rowlinson

One hundred great 20th-century works of art.
34: Henri Cartier-Bresson - the Decisive Moment. A look at the photographer's ability to produce the most memorable and poignant pictures.

Ivan Hewett introduces works first performed in 1933. when two men whose lives would lead to a new world order came to power.
Honegger Symphonic Movement No 3 Dallapiccola Partita
Crawford Seeger Three Songs Varese lonisation
Messiaen Le Tombeau Resplendissant

Michael Billington examines Hanns Eisler's importance as an independent figure in the musical history of the 20th century and asks what we can learn today from his rigorous artistic and social conscience.

(See also tomorrow 12 noon)

Repeated from yesterday 12 noon

A first opportunity at the Proms to hear Elgar's dramatic and expressive oratorio The Apostles - a broad musical canvas richly coloured by his imagination.
The life of Christ is treated obliquely to focus on the consequences for his followers, and the work ends with a visionary meditation on the Ascension.
BBC Symphony Chorus and Orchestra, conductor Andrew Davis

Part 1

8.45 What Will Survive of Us?
Andrew Motion introduces and reads poems which explore the twinned themes of loss and love, one year after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.

9.05 Part 2

An erotically charged collision between two of the cultural stars of the 20th century, which won the special prize of the 1997 Prix Italia. Dominic Muldowney 's passionate score and David Zane Mairowitz 's richly imaginative text throw together American dancer Isadora Duncan and FT Marinetti, the founder of Italian futurism, in a carnal dance around a table laden with futurist cooking and Fascism. With sound design by Ian Dearden. and starring Maria Friedman as Isadora and Alan
Belk as Marinetti.
Producer Ned Chaillet Repeat

Songs from a Country Called Spain With Jan Fairley. 5: Galicia Repeat

The first of two programmes. Martin Roscoe (piano),
BBC National Orchestra of Wales. conductor Mark Wigglesworth Funeral Music; Piano Concerto

Nocturnes and lullabies by Sibelius, Howells, Mendelssohn, Grieg, Warlock and Purcell.

With Susan Sharpe.
1.00 Dvorak Stabat Mater
Soloists. Consortium Musicum Choir, Obala, Belgrade RMC. Slovenian
RSCC, Slovenian RSO/Marko Munih
2.40 Schubert Rosamunde
(Overture; Intermezzo; Ballet Music) Finnish RSO/Jukka-Pekka Saraste
3.10 Clara Schumann Piano Trio in G minor, Op 17 Eva Zurbrugg (violin), Angela Schwartz (cello),
Erika Radermacher (piano)
3.40 Biber Scordatura Sonata
Tafelmusik Baroque Soloists
4.00 Mozart Piano Concerto No 24 in C minor, K491 Dubravka Tomsic, Slovenian RSO/Anton Nanut
4.35 WF Bach Six Flute Duets
Vladislav and Juraj Brunner
5.20 Mozart String Quartet in D, K575 Tartini Quartet
5.45 Dohnanyi Symphonic Minutes Hungarian RO/Tamas Vasary